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Electrical Land Rover Series 3 Wiring Diagrams 2024-04-07
Wiring schematic for Series 3 Land Rover- Britracer2
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General Tech 2500S starter motor and fuse box questions
Hi all first time poster, so apologies for wordiness. I have a 1977 Triumph 2500S (right hand drive) with manual overdrive and I am having trouble with the starter motor. I tried to start it and there was a pop and then everything was dead. No dash lights or anything. I pulled the starter motor... -
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TR2/3/3A TR3A electrical issues
To All, I have two electrical issues I can't figure out: 1st issue: Horns I wired up my horns yesterday and am still having issues, I had an issue with the contact on the horn button falling off and grounding out. I removed the horn button and fixed it and think I have them wired correctly. D... -
TR4/4A Failing Voltage Stabilizers
Greetings All, Perhaps someone can shed some light on a continuing problem I am having with multiple failures of voltage stabilizers feeding power to temp and fuel gauge in my 67 TR4A. I have now gone through 5 different stabilizers, though I did have two that appeared to be bad right out of the... -
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TR6 Electrical ignition problem
With a restoration of a 1972 TR6 just begun, I come across a problem ( one of many) that I can't isolate yet. It will run decently for a while then begin to misfire so badly that it is difficult to get it going more than 25 mph. An then...... It will run fine again. The usual have been done... -
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TR2/3/3A TR3A Electrical Quirks, Flasher, Wipers and Fuel Guage
Armed with a forum suggested wiring diagram I succeeded in rewiring my 59 TR3A, or I thought so.... I have traced all wires, checked continuity and grounds, installed a new flasher and tested all lights independently. I was tipped off that the wiring between flasher and wiper motor must be... -
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TR2/3/3A Wiring diagrams anyone??
Do any readers have access to a correct wiring diagram for a late 59 Triumph TR3A (Comm no. is 65421) I have seen several conflicting diagrams and having recently replaced my harness I am regularly blowing the A1 fuse. I suspect it is related to the potential need to ground the fuel gage or... -
1968 Sprite MKIV Lights/Electrical
Hi Everyone! I'm new to the forum, and I've just purchased my first Classic. It's a 1968 Sprite MKIV (HAN9) and I'm trying to sure up some things before really considering it ready to drive around. One of my major concerns is the lighting. Here is the situation: When I flip the light...- NullReturned
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- Forum: Spridgets
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1968 Sprite MKIV Lights/Electrical
Hi Everyone! I'm new to the forum, and I've just purchased my first Classic. It's a 1968 Sprite MKIV (HAN9) and I'm trying to sure up some things before really considering ready to drive around. One of my major concerns is the lighting. Here is the situation: When I flip the light switch...- NullReturned
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- Forum: Austin Healey
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Using the brakes kills the engine! Any ideas why?
Well, this is a new one for me. After spending a little time freshening up Nigel for the fall, I go on the inaugural trip. Every time I touch the brakes, the engine dies. So much for that idea; back home I go. It's puzzling. Starts right up again every time, but every time the brake lights come...
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